thanks again Simon, will keep you updated on my progressif you pull off the lower door trims you can push the wire all the way without taking your car to bits. in the boot lower trim remove 4 black plugs first then they all the panels pull off. 2 torx screws hold the sides . remove the screws and you will then gain enough access without taking them off just pull them out a bit. make a hole in the grommet in the floor you will see it push your wire through cable tie it out of the way of your exhaust pipe .
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MK2 FOCUS 2.0 TDCI GHIA
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2007
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Cheshire
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In Topic: Towbar Wiring
11 June 2013 - 08:17 PM
In Topic: Towbar Wiring
10 June 2013 - 08:42 PM
this info has saved me a lot of work running wires through car,hi I have just wired up my car for caravanning. you will need to run a 40amp cable from the fuse box passenger well to the rear of the car. I fitted a towing relay because this dose all the work rather than running up to 4 cables from the front. you can use the spare orange wire in the right hand side of the boot and change the fuse for a 30amp. but you may need more current than it can supply safely. I used this wire to power up the running lights via a canbus relay.
anyway I would run the one wire. the fuse box will drop down and you can connect to a main feed wire from the battery ( a permanent live ) bare a small portion of the wire and solder this connection and put on plenty of insulation. leave your self a few inches of wire and fit an inline fuse. remove the fuse until all your wiring has been fitted. run the wire to a caravan towing relay and the numbers on the relay relate to the pin numbers on your 12s socket.
hope this helps simon
So basically run I wire at 40amp with a 30amp fuse and this will supply fridge/ charger etc ?
Regards
Paul
In Topic: Egr Blank Fitted 1.8 Tdci 08 Plate
06 February 2013 - 08:34 PM
Hi matei got my egr blank fitted to my focus finally.
guide
remove wipers
remove scuttle panel
remove trim under scuttle panel
remove 2 screws and metal gasket
replace metal gasket with blank using the 2 screws previously removed
replace the trim, scuttle panel and wiper arms
jobs done - 20 mins
[attachment=5465:egr blank1.jpg]
Can this be done to a 2007 2.0L tdci
Many Thanks
Paul
In Topic: Message Chimes
23 January 2013 - 09:15 PM
I use same key all the time, battery is fine and always save settings.
Paul
In Topic: Water In Drivers Door
29 November 2012 - 08:26 PM
Many Thanks Stoney, will pass on info and will keep you postedI'd check the door sill rubbers for perishing and around locks and bolt holes.
I'm pretty sure there should be drainage slots on the door bottoms.
Maybe a good blast with an air line to clear them out?
Regards
Paul
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